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Families sleep in cars Kate Russell Reporter

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A lack of rental accommodation and emergency housing in Nelson is forcing people to live in a combination of campgrounds, motels, backpackers - and even freedom camping sites.

On Friday, the Salvation Army along with Housing Minister Nick Smith, announced two new emergency homes in Stoke – a three bedroom house which has already been filled, and a six bedroom house that will be ready for occupancy at the start of winter. There is only one other emergency home in Nelson, and Captain

Kenneth Walker of the Salvation Army says it is “not enough”. “We have seen an increasing number of families and individuals seeking our services over the last eight months,” he says. He says they have even seen some people resorting to staying in tents and cars at some of Nelson City Council’s designated free-

dom camping sites over the summer. The first new emergency house in Stoke is being occupied by a solo father and his two children, who had been staying campgrounds, motels and friends places since September last year. Salvation Army community ministries worker Mike Goodman

says, although he couldn’t go into the family’s specific circumstances, they are seeing more and more people forced into leaving their rental homes due to them being sold by the owners. He also says a lack of rentals, more competition for rentals and

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Warriors tame the pain (and mud) Jacob Page Sports Editor

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Defending Wairua Warrior champion Ethan Helliwell embraced the man who beat him, as the Wairua Warrior was decided by seconds on Saturday.

Juliet Kiore does back stroke through the mud at the Wairua Warrior on Saturday. Photo: Evan Barnes/Shuttersport.

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The American pro Brakken Kraker lived up to his billing to topple Ethan and Waimea College’s multisport prodigy, Cameron Jones in a hotly contested elite men’s race over the 12km obstacle course at Happy Valley. Brakken won the race

in one hour 29 minutes and 23 seconds. He won by one minute and 19 seconds over Ethan who had passed Cameron late with the teenager finishing third, a further 55 seconds behind.

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Warriors tame the pain (and mud) FROM PAGE 1 More than 600 competitors took part in damp conditions both as individuals and teams competing in a 6km or 12km course, many of them tasting a sandbag carry or a mud crawl for the first time along the way. Brakken used all of his experience to earn a lead from the outset but he knew Ethan and Cameron were on his tail the whole way. Brakken says the Wairua Warrior course would stand up to any world standard course he has competed on around the world. “It was brutal and a great mix of everything. “I’ve run technical, I’ve run terrain, I’ve run hills, but this has the best mix I’ve raced in.”

Ethan, who was third behind Cameron until the final set of monkey bars, says he was happy to finish second, but gave Cameron a lot of credit. “He’s a terrific runner, especially in a straight line so I had to make the most of my chances to catch up when we did the obstacles.” The trio all qualified as pros while Sam Millson, Manuel Casado, Ben Bolitho, Max Bell, Reid Carnegie, Dan Boote and Stu Cottam qualified in their agegroup for the Obstacle Course Racing World Championships in Vancouver later this year. Caitlin Fielder, Ethan’s partner Alysia Simkin and Dawn Chalmers all qualified for the global event in the women’s section after filling the podium.

Members of the Waimea Combined First XV at the Wairua Warrior on Saturday. Photo: Evan Barnes/Shuttersport.

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Modellers pond gets green light: Nelson City Council has voted on a proposal to spend up to $1.2m on fixing Tahunanui’s weed-infested Modellers Pond. At Thursday’s full meeting, councillors voted 7-5 in favour of the pond-fix. The Modellers Society, who lease the pond from the council, are still in the process of applying for Lottery grants to contribute to the project’s cost. Freedom camping bylaw: Nelson City Councillors have unanimously agreed to proceed with drafting a freedom camping bylaw that could be in place by next summer. The details of the bylaw, and the potential cost to ratepayers, are yet to be determined, but it will be prepared with a view to it being adopted before 2017/18. Bylaw for Hone: The proposed City Amenity Bylaw was also discussed at Thursday’s council meeting, with councillors voting to go ahead with drafting the bylaw, which would deal with Lewis Stanton’s ongoing protest. The details of the bylaw won’t be debated until another meeting being held today.

Students challenged by environment Simon Bloomberg Reporter

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One hundred and sixty primary school students from around Nelson and Tasman went on a mission out to Greenslade Park on Rough Island last week when they took on some tricky environmental challenges as part of the fourth Moturoa Mission. The students worked in teams for four or five on Wednesday, earning points as they completed a range of handson activities covering coastal care, biosecurity, biodiversity, estuarine awareness and reducing waste. Tasman District Council Enviroschools co-ordinator Adie Leng says Moturoa Mission was a fun way to promote the wide range of environmental opportunities on offer to schools in the region. “Moturoa Mission has become a very popular event with our region’s Enviroschools,

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provided by educators from the Brook Waimarama Sanctuary, Cawthron Institute, Nelson Environment Centre, Nelson Provincial Museum, Natureland, Waimaori Programme and Forest and Bird. The Nelson city and Tasman district councils, as well as secondary school environmental leaders, also helped.

One of the most topical challenges was the board game, Against the Flow, which involved students learning about all the factors that impact on the environmental state of the Maitai River. The Garden Knomes team from Hampden St School won the senior section while Team Lewis of Takaka Primary School won the junior section.

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nelson L ve Building boom gets bigger: Home building companies are only just keeping up with demand after a 26 per cent increase in building consents for new dwellings in the Tasman district last year. The latest Tasman District Council figures show that 394 building consents were issued for new dwellings last year, up from 290 in 2015 and 274 in 2014. Summit Real Estate’s Richmond branch manager Gordon Webb says there is “a real shortage of houses and sections” in Nelson and Tasman and that mainly stems from a lack of developed land.

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tion Officer Nelson Bays, says there will be follow-up meetings with the managers and staff of the two shops and enforcement actions will be taken. “A good result for us is when we have no sales made to our volunteers,” says Sergeant Bruning.

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Explosion in Brightwater shocks residents: There was a loud explosion in the normally quiet town of Brightwater, Thursday afternoon. Local Scissor Art hair salon owner Nicola Pons says that the explosion caught her completely off guard and she felt it

Many residents and workers heard the bang of the explosion, which happened behind the Sprig & Fern, where the car park is being sealed. Specialists investigate future of old landfill: Specialist consultants will arrive at the old Atawhai landfill over the next few weeks to map and monitor the closed rubbish dump. When the landfill was closed, the area was capped with cover materials and now has to be mapped and tested for the presence of any gases that naturally develop as old landfill material breaks down. Once testing is complete, the Nelson City Council will have the information required to put together a longterm management of the closed landfill.

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NEIGHBOURS DAY Marsden Park residents, from left, Tony Broughton, Lawrie Currie, Vicky de Jong, Pat Cox, Mitchell Wilson, Rachel Curran, Neave Curran, Pete de Jong, Mark Cox, Jo Managh and Jono Curran. Photo: Jessie Johnston.

Jessie Johnston Some quick thinking from residents at Marsden Park saved their Neighbours Day celebrations from rain on Sunday. Original plans at Marsden Park Reserve were canned and gazebos were quickly erected in a resident's garage. The Marsden Park party was one of 45 gatherings around Nelson for the annual celebration. The organiser of the Marsden Park party, Pete de Jong, says it's an important event for the neighbourhood. “Everyone’s so busy in life these days and you don’t get the opportunity to really talk and mix with neighbours, particularly people further down the street,” he says. While some communities only get together on Neighbours Day, social gatherings amongst Marsden Park residents are more common, their last being a huge water fight in the reserve just before Christmas last year. Rachel Curran says their neighbourhood is one to be celebrated. “It’s a really safe community for the kids and you don’t have to keep eyeballing them all the time, they can walk round by themselves. That’s what I like about it the most, kind of like old-fashioned New Zealand when we were kids,” says Rachel. Neighbourhood Support Nelson coordinator Karen Clark says the Nelson area had around 45 gatherings planned for Neighbours Day, although due to the weather some have been postponed until this weekend. These range from barbeques, picnics, morning and afternoon teas, and pot luck dinners. Bakery and meat vouchers were also handed out by Neighbourhood Support Nelson to encourage people to get together.

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Stoke's Ray Hutchison won't miss the early morning starts, but he will miss his workmates after calling it quits on half a century of working in butcher shops around Nelson. The 64-year-old received an emotional send-off from his workmates at Westmeat in Richmond on Wednesday when he had his last day on the job. It signalled the end of a 50 year career that started in 1967 when he left Nelson College and signed up as an apprentice in a "little butcher's shop" on Weka St in Nelson. After completing his apprenticeship, Ray worked "at a few places" before joining the Nelson Freezing Company, which later became Westmeat. He left to manage a butcher's shop on Roto St for a few years but, when it sold, returned to the Nelson Freezing Company butchery on Hardy St and spent the next 40 years working for that company. "There were 14 guys at Hardy St in those days so it was a big

ray Hutchinson retired after almost 50 years as a butcher. Photo: Simon Bloomberg. shop," Ray says. "I've had 40 years with them this time around and one month short of 50 years as a butcher." And not surprisingly, Ray has seen "heaps of big changes" in the trade during those years. "We used to wrap everything in cellophane back then and I can still remember the guy bringing Gladwrap around to the shop and trying to sell it. We didn't buy it because we said it would never work - it didn't have a dispenser

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and you had to roll it off and cut it, so it was really awkward. "When I started, we also used to get all our meat as whole carcasses and have to break them down to all the cuts. We'd make our own hams and smallgoods but now the meat comes in already broken up and everything is brought in. "You learned so much back then, it was a real trade. None of the young guys learn that stuff anymore, which is sad in a way." Ray also laments the demise of

some home baking - it was very personal. "We even had sports teams in the old days. One year, we had one guy working for us who played soccer and he used to go on about how good he was, so we got a team together from all our shops and played his second division team. "All our guys were just rugby guys and we played them at Victory Square and we won 2-0. We put our assistant manager in as goalie because he was so mean we knew he wouldn't let anything go past." After 50 years of early starts, often two or three in the morning, Ray says he is looking forward to sleeping-in and "trying to play a bit more golf ". He is also a keen hunter and still plays Golden Oldies rugby for the Buccaneers, so he will have plenty to do in his retirement. "I'll miss working with the guys. We have a lot of fun and we have a few arguments too. But I've been hanging out to go and play some more golf and I have 300 acres in the Marlborough Sounds to wander around, so I can catch a pig or shoot a deer or do nothing."

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The Tahunanui Bowling Club is celebrating the installation of its new synthetic green, nine months after the previous one was damaged beyond repair by a 15-year-old driver who crashed a car into it at high speed. The club, along with insurance broker Crombie Lockwood, have worked together to replace both the green and the fencing around it on Tahunanui Drive after the car crashed through one of the fences and into the bowling green at speed last July. The total project has cost $162,000. Broadgreen Intermediate pupils have been one of the first groups to use it as they prepare to compete in an intermediate tournament at Tahunanui this Friday. Club president Barry Pont says the club is eager to hold an Open Day to celebrate the new turf and encourage people to join its 80 current members. He says the new synthetic green will last between 15 and 20 years. “We’ve been really impressed with how quickly the green looks to have settled, usually it takes a couple of years but this one doesn’t look like it will take that long.” Greenkeeper John Williscroft says it’s a big boost to the club. “It gives us all-year-round play on a very reliable surface. “The draw is very consistent, as is the pace.” It is largely a sand/carpet mix underneath the surface. “Our guys have done 160 hours on the roller flattening it out and getting it up to a speed that we like.” The green was given a survey audit on Friday where the flatness of the green was measured. From end to end there was no more than 10mm difference. Iain Hall from Crombie Lockwood says it’s a great result for an important part of the local community.

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After a romantic Fiji proposal, Nelson couple Livvi Lloyd and Michael Samuels are now preparing for their big day, which included a visit to Sunday’s The Wedding Show at Melrose. The event brought together a selection of hand-picked wedding industry professionals, at Melrose House, to help local love birds plan their perfect wedding.

Livvi and Michael met at Nayland College in 2007, he in his last year while Livvi was year 11. Two years after becoming friends they were dating and will celebrate eight years together this August. The proposal came while on their anniversary holiday in Fiji. “We’d booked the holiday six months out,” says Livvi. “And pretty much from that date I was looking for rings,” says Michael. “I was going to wait until the last day [of the holiday] because that

was our anniversary but I was just too nervous the whole time so I just had to get it out of the way.” After the pair had been for a swim on their second day of the holiday, Livvi was taking a nap and Michael was sitting on the bed, “I was way too nervous so I got down on one knee and woke her up.” Livvi says Michael pulled her arm to wake her up. “I was very tired and cranky, not expecting it at all. I see him getting down on one knee and he asked me and I sort

of had that moment where you clam up, my breath in my throat got stuck. But it was sweet that way because it was so unexpected and it was very us, very chilled out.” Michael described it as the “most uncomfortable thing with the most comfortable person”. The pair kept the engagement secret until they got home and things “got intense”. With the wedding set for February next year, the pair already have some key things organised,

but enjoyed the chance to look around the exhibitors on Sunday. Yvonne Bowater from Melrose Society says The Wedding Show at Melrose was their inaugural event and was created to showcase the historic house and local businesses in the wedding industry. “Even with the rain, we were very pleased with the numbers and received some positive comments,” says Yvonne. All funds raised through the show will go towards Melrose House.

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what do overseas folk think..how much does it take to keep them clean smelling! Yes, there is one other public toilet in carpark by The Warehouse! Needs at least 3 as 1 is not enough, especially in summer holidays! Council needs to get it right the first time! Not good enough! Maree Clayton. Tahuna toilets are awful. I cover them in toilet paper before letting my daughter use them. Please put money into them instead of your stupid river sculpture that no one wanted. Kelsey Harris. Maybe the council could stop wasting money on extravagant art installations and spend it on something useful. Although they will probably farm it out to their mates. In fact, why haven't they all been sacked for conflict of interest. Maybe no friends or family build toilet blocks? Missy Luna. If they're concerned with vandals, then install cameras. They need them anyway for safety. Tania Wastney. Yep, the ones at the Lions playground were a filthy disgrace late Sunday morning. So much so that when I heard two tourists commenting that they'd prefer going in the bushes I had to agree with them. (They did use the loo though, not a bush). Megan Walsh.

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When it comes to weight loss, make 2017 the year your resolutions come true with the help of Lesley Evans. If you’re struggling to shed the extra kilograms and have tried every diet, a new you could be achieved through hypnotherapy. Lesley is delighted to offer this face-to-face weight loss solution right here in Nelson, having spent over 13 years using hypnotherapy to help people with a Lesley Evans range of issues including stress, trauma, grief, smoking cessation and pain management. The virtual gastric band hypnotherapy treatment retrains your mind into thinking the stomach is smaller in size. This in turn allows you to change how you think about food as your mind tells you that you are full after a reduced food intake. Because the therapy is not a diet, it doesn’t mean you have to miss out on your favorite foods, it is a natural way of changing your life permanently by using the power of the mind and learning techniques to manage how much food you eat. Give Lesley a call today to start your weight loss journey and enjoy a healthier, happier you this year. “We love working with the diversity of personalities and talent that can be found in this region.” Helen McEwan, Gemma Rolfe, Wendy Neame and Annalisa Mackay are a friendly and personable team who have enjoyed working together in the past. They have a wide breadth of experience over many years in the accounting industry. Their individual backgrounds from small to large accounting firms, IRD, commercial business, their own business and international charitable boards, have equipped them to deal with all aspects of business operation. The accounting firm offers a range of financial services and can also manage these aspects of your business if you choose to spend your winter in the sun. Their clients represent people and businesses of the region including investors, commercial and rural businesses and those operating local businesses from overseas. The team works with Xero and also has experience with other accounting systems. Using their knowledge and experience they are committed to helping clients make their accounting tasks less daunting and more manageable. You’ll find them in the new Bohemian Quarter on the corner of Hardy and Church Streets, handy to parking and good coffee. Silvana Gottini is co owner of Southern Exposure Tours, a Kiwi-owned-and-operated company, offering smallgroup walking, food and experiential tours for babyboomers since 2003. Their unique journeys cover Latin America, Europe, and now also Asia, cycle tours! She’s an all round South and Central America travel expert! Having spent 6 years full time leading trips from Mexico Silvana Gottini right down to the Beagle Chanel in Tierra del Fuego,. In fact, she loved it so much down there that she now owns a little hotel in El Chalten, the trekking capital of Argentine Patagonia. She’s also spent 2 years tour leading in Vietnam, Thailand and Laos, so is really excited about the new fully-supported cycling trips! This year, she’s personally escorting a Walking & Food tour to the European Alps in June, the Greek Islands in September, and a one-off Portugal Coastal Walk to Santiago de Compostela, combined with the flavours and colours of Morocco in September/October. If you’d like to join her, call 0800 643 652 or email Silvana@setours.co.nz . Her biggest travel tip is: packing cells, they will revolutionize your travel! Jewel Beetle is the home of elegant handcrafted jewellery, from Kiwiana inspired pieces through to classic European-styled rings, bracelets and pendants. Allison and Yvon have been working together for 13 years, a creative partnership that has produced hundreds of unique items for hundreds of happy customers. “We love what we do, making beautiful objects from precious materials is a kind of magic and our enthusiasm and passion is crafted into every piece,” says Allison. A year ago, Jewel Beetle relocated to new premises at 56 Bridge Street where they have over 250 pieces instore, ranging from charms starting at $45 to diamond rings worth over $2500. “We both trained and worked as goldsmiths in the UK and the Netherlands, and love extending our skills and creativity. Our range of charms and pendants reflect our love of animals and the native birds of Aotearoa-New Zealand, the land we now call home,” says Yvon. Allison and Yvon also specialise in bespoke jewellery, working with customers to create the perfect engagement ring, wedding ring or other special piece. With an extensive portfolio of past commissions to browse, come and visit their studio today or check out their website: jewelbeetle.co.nz.

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The Children’s Garden will be proudly celebrating its first birthday next month! Centrally located between Nelson and Richmond on a quarter acre section of established grounds, The Children’s Garden provides nature inspired, individualised education and care from infancy through to children starting school. Principal Natasha Kibble and her team believe keeping team harmony is the essential Natasha Kibble component to their success in ensuring the best interests of both parents and children remain at the heart of their programme. The meticulous rebuild and restoration of The Children’s Garden premises, a year ago, has been receiving high praise and feedback from parents and ECE professionals, on the quality of learning and care this beauty-filled and harmonious centre provides. Natasha’s many years of experience in early childhood care and education has included carrying out extensive study into the Pikler approach at the Pikler Institute in Budapest, and within New Zealand. As a result of this, the children at The Children’s Garden play freely as their imaginations run wild in a setting that feels like an extension of home. For more information contact Natasha on 553 0665.

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play at the Antique and Classic Boat Show held recently, but will still be extremely competitive. While the Masport Cup has 23 boats entered, the Rotoiti Powerboat Club will also be running the Matt Morrison Memorial trophy race for inboard V8 class, with 15 boats having to qualify for places in the 10-boat final. The winner of this championship will also get the right to host the next on their home course. Other feature events scheduled for the weekend include the Railway Cup Invitational, the Arthur McCaa Memorial Trophy, South Island Series, the Pelorus Jack Invitational trophy and the King of the Lake. The Masport Cup will be contested on Sunday with the Matt

Morrison Memorial event and the Arthur McCaa Memorial Trophy on Saturday. The Lake Rotoiti Powerboat Club Regatta will be run over Saturday, April 1 and Sunday, April 2. Organisers of the event wish to say a huge thank you to all of the club’s supporters and the individuals who put in a huge amount of time and effort to make the event possible. They also thank their sponsors for their support. Please note that no dogs or drones are permitted at Lake Rotoiti, due to DOC rules. Racing starts at 10am both days with entry for adults being $10 while children under 12 are free. Please also remember to take your rubbish home with you.

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Last year’s senior rugby finalists Marist have had an early reality check against a rampant and improved Waimea Old Boys who won 33-16 at a wet Tahunanui Fields on Saturday. By all indications of the round of the Tasman Trophy Rugby competition, the Nelson teams all seem competitive. Galbraith Nelson had to overcome a halftime deficit to beat Freeman Roofing Stoke 34-20 at Neale Park, while defending Nelson Bays champions Taylors Wanderers had to work hard to wear down Kahurangi 31-23 at Brightwater. However, it will be the match at Tahunanui Fields that will have raised the most eyebrows with a vastly improved Star and Garter Waimea Old

Waimea Old Boys second five-eighth Conna Trathen attracts plenty of Marist attention during his team's 33-16 NPD Tasman Trophy victory at Tahunanui Fields on Saturday. Photo: Jacob Page. Boys team taking it to New St Steakhouse Marist at scrum time, and looking potent with their backline, to surge away with the game. Eli Kneepkens only enhanced his reputation on debut for Waimea. The fullback was always an attacking threat, scoring his team’s first try and kicking all his seven attempts at goal for a 23-point haul. Marist coach Ant Holder la-

mented that his team played too expansively for the deteriorating conditions and were not as accurate as they should have been at set piece time. While the hosts were always in the game, Waimea’s defence bent but did not break at crucial times. Marist hooker Ratu Vugakoto was impressive while James Hawkey looks more settled at 12 than at 10. Waimea got great value out

of Jeff Lepa in the forwards while Michael Stringer had his moments in the midfield. Waimea coach Mark Milne says he was surprised at how well the scrum went. At Neale Park, former Nelson College 10 Willy Havili scored 19 points on debut for Nelson. Utility back Tima Faingaanuku also dotted down in the win but Stoke gave plenty of cheek to prove they will demand respect in 2017. Stoke fullback Sam Chamberlain scored twice for Stoke. A hat-trick of tries from New Zealand sevens representative Tone Ng Shiu was enough to keep Wanderers in control of their game against Kahurangi. Round two this Saturday sees Stoke travel to Riwaka to battle Kahurangi, Marist welcome Wanderers for a repeat of last year’s Nelson Bays final, at Tahunanui, and Waimea host Nelson.

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Ryan Stewart believes he has a Tasman United women’s team with a stellar mindset in 2017. The team kicked-off their second Mainland Premier League campaign with a narrow 3-2 loss against competition heavyweights Coastal Spirit in Christchurch on Saturday. Two goals from striker Matilda Dawson, who made a big impact off the bench, was not enough at English Park but it was a positive showing against the title contenders in the first week of the competition. The full 90 minute effort will have pleased coach Stewart as a first outing. Sports Therapy Tasman United exceeded expectations by finishing third in their debut season in 2016 and Ryan says, while the element of surprise is gone, he thinks his players will be better for having a season under their

The Sports Therapy Tasman United women’s team plan to build on their third place in the Mainland Women’s Premier League in their first year with an even stronger performance in season two. Tasman face FC Twenty11 this Sunday at 11.30am at Saxton Field, in their first home game of the season. belts. “No doubt the second year is tough because all the teams know what to expect now and we set the bar high for ourselves. “This season’s aim is to maintain our status and try to improve as a team.” Tasman will be boosted by play-

ers like Geena Gross, Chelsea Stewart and Charlotte Gordon who all have national league experience, while mid-fielder Tiana Williams returns after being selected for the Mainland Pride in 2017 based on her efforts in the blue and white hoops. Ryan says the team has to step

up and realise that with a year behind them, they are capable of footing it with the best teams in the league. Last year’s top result proved that Nelson as a region has the depth of women’s talent capable of making a major impact. Ryan, who is juggling a young

family as well as playing commitments, says he’s keen to take the team as far as he can and wants to see the region have its own national league team similar to the men one day. “I see coaching as my future pathway and I’ll take the girls as far as I can, but ultimately I’d like to see us get our own national league team.” Ryan hopes they will use the experience from last year to make them a tough team to take points from. He says the team suffered from lapses in concentrations at times last year and it cost them on the points table. “We conceded (a lot) of goals from throw-ins because the girls would switch off for that moment and it would cost them. “In the local league you can miss seven chances and still win, but not here, teams will punish you.”

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Nelson’s Matai wins swimming gold SporTS Matai McGuinniety of Nelson South Swimming Club won a gold medal in the 50m butterfly for 16-year-old boys at the New Zealand Age Group Championships in Wellington. The Nelson College student set a Nelson-Marlborough record in the morning prelims with a time of 25.99 seconds, then rose to the occasion to break it again in the final, winning gold with a time of 25.83. McGuinniety also set a regional record in the 50m backstroke and just missed a bronze medal in the 50m free. Sam McKenzie of Tasman won the silver medal in the 100m freestyle for 17-year-old boys and a bronze in the 50 butterfly. Sam, who attends Waimea College, also set a Nelson-Marlborough open record in the 50m butterfly and five regional age group records. Nelson South’s Clara Foster (Nelson College for Girls) won silver in the 50m breaststroke and bronze in the 100m breaststroke for 17-year-old girls. Tasman’s Sierra Thomas was also a double-medal winner, picking up bronze medals in the 400m and 800m freestyle for 12-year-old girls

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and breaking her own Nelson-Marlborough record for the 800m free in the process. Three more Waimea College students who swim for Tasman club also made their mark. Talya Harwood collected an age group bronze medal in the 800m freestyle and also broke her own Nelson-Marlborough record. Teammate Xavier Anderson broke the regional record for the 200m butterfly for 16-year-old boys, and Bree Anderson broke regional records in the 100m and 200m backstroke. For the evening finals, swimmers were grouped in youth and age categories. In the hotly-contested races in the 16-18 year-old Youth category, Nelson South’s Georgie Trengrove from Nelson College for Girls joined Matai, Sam, Clara and Tayla in qualifying for finals, each achieving at least one top 10 finish in their age group. In the Age category for 12-15 yearolds, several Nelson-Marlborough swimmers were top 10 finalists in their specialist events: Sophie Alexander, Ruby-Lou Stuart, Joshua Amyes, Bree Anderson, Bendi Kepess, Piper Riley and Sierra Thomas.

BOWLS: United bowler Jo Edwards has continued to find success in the World Bowls Indoor Singles in Australia. Jo beat Lucy Beere from Gurnsey 8-5, 2-9, 4-1 in the final at the Warilla Bowls and Recreation Club, to claim the title.

Nelson South swimmer Matai McGuinniety won a gold medal at the New Zealand Age-group Swimming Championships in Wellington. Photo: Nelson/Marlborough Swimming.

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Giants cut US import after just three games Alan says Joe’s lack of points in the first three games, ultimately cost him his spot on the roster. Fellow import Curtis Washington remains with the Giants. The decision comes after the Giants went 0-3 to start the season for the first time in franchise history. “It’s not an easy decision to make but we are lacking in the points scoring department and to lose all three games by at least 20 points is not something that can continue.” Joe scored just 15 points

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Nelson Giants import Joe Slocum has been cut from the team just three games into the NBL season. Mike Pero Nelson Giants coach Alan McAughtry informed the point guard the decision yesterday morning. Alan says a replacement import was still to be finalised but he was confident they have their man and he would play against the Southland Sharks on Thursday night.

across his first three games and didn’t score a point in the opening game against Southland. Alan says he wanted supporters to know that the club was looking at ways of improving. “I know that in a league like this the spotlight falls on the two imports and the coach." Alan says the decision was made after seeking advice from people within the club including assistant coach, Brendon Bailey. “This decision will resonate with the playing group and will be a message that we

aren’t just going to let the season pass by. “Joe was a class act about the decision – while he was disappointed he handled it with class. “We need a point guard with some scoring punch. “We have fans, sponsors and kids to play for and while we will continue to work extremely hard off the court, I’d be remiss not to try to improve the team going forward.” The Giants will host the Southland Sharks on Thursday night with tip-off at 7pm.

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Community Notices HYDROSLIDE Fun nIgHt - Friday 31st March, 6-8pm, Nelson Fun Park. Fundraiser for Nelson members of Oceania inline speed skating team representing NZ at Easter in Brisbane. Sausage sizzle, raffle tickets. $10pp, buy tickets on the night. ARMCHAIR Travellers, Saturday 8th April at Whakatu Presbyterian Hall Upper Songer St Stoke, at 7.30pm. Karen Fern presents "Bolivia - Volunteering for Biblioworks" (promoting literacy and education through school libraries and cultural institutes. Entry by donation. AtAWHAI PLAYCEntRE AutuMn gALA – enjoy some relaxing family time THIS Sunday, 9 April, 10am-1pm, 655 Atawhai Crescent - Fun Kids’ Activities, Face Painting, White Elephant Table, Coffee & Cake, Sausage Sizzle, Fresh Fruit & Vegetables, Baking & Preserves for sale, Tombola, Market Stalls – please come and support our community playcentre. nELSOn RSA – Calling for nominations to the committee. Nominations close Sunday April 16 at 4pm. Call 548-6815 or email office@nsclub.co.nz for info. MELROSE HOuSE Society invites you to its AGM on Monday 10 April, starting at 5.30pm, with drinks and nibbles being served from 5.15pm. Listen to and see the wonderful progress that has been made this last year. All are welcome. Please contact Jess at Melrose Cafe for catering purposes at 548 9179 (or Hugh at 027 243 5301). SAVE tHE CHILDREn Fair Stoke Hall Saturday 8th April. 9am-12pm. Great selection of quality goods, household items, books, clothes, toys, linen, plants, fruit, vegetables. Ph.547 3253. HEARtHELP Stoke have a Support Group that have meetings for people who havehad Heart Events. They are usually held on the 3rd Saturday of the month at the Honest Lawyer Hotel. The next meeting because of Easter weekend is on the 22 April at 10.30 am. LEARn SIMPLE and uplifting chants to quieten the mind, open the heart and nourish the soul. 7-8pm on the first Sunday evening of the month starting 2 April. At the Chinmaya Mission Nelson. Please ph 548-7511 Mob:

021-1460-438. FRIEnDS OF the Library Booksale featuring "A bit of everything including books from the Bestseller Collection". Saturday 1 April, 10-12.30, Nelson Library, Halifax St, ph Gillian 922-0002. StOKE REtIREMEnt Village Market, 1 April 9:00 am to noon, in the village community lounge and environs, 188 Songer Street. Preserves, baking, crafts and much more. Please park on Songer Street and follow balloons. InDOOR BOWLS Wakapuaka Club every Tuesday night 7pm, Clifton Tce School Hall, Marybank. Friendly active club for all ages and levels, from beginners to competition. Come and enjoy the company and the challenge. No charge to try it out. Equipment provided. New members welcome. Contact Brian 5450542 Shirley 5452576 . EngLISH COnVERSAtIOn gROuP for ESL speakers: students, locals, visitors. Wednesdays 4.30-6.00 pm in Trinity Church, back right hand door, 64 Nile Street, by Nelson Central School. Informal conversation, tea,coffee. Contact Rachael Ph 02102686970. MARYBAnK gARDEn CLuB Tuesday 4th April 7.30pm Jaycee Room Founders. Guest Speakers - Jude and Pete Glue. "Upstairs Downstairs" in Shropshire UK. Ph: 5476717. WRItERS At LunCHtIME All welcome on Wednesday April 5 from 11.30am at The Prince Albert, 113 Nile Street, Nelson. Guest speaker at 12.30pm is Jude Watson on the various roles of an editor. Entry by gold coin. Contact Chrissie on 03-5469818. StRuggLIng tO Conceive?. Meet others who understand first-hand the ups and downs of infertility. Low-key, social and conversational support. New faces always welcome. Next meeting 6.30pm 10 April. Contact Shannan or Susannah on nelsonsupport@fertilitynz.org.nz CAWtHROn Institute Open Day 2017 On 9 April we're throwing open the doors and welcome you behind the scenes of NZ’s oldest science institute. This year’s theme: Healthy Freshwater. Join us between 10am – 2pm at 98 Halifax Street East, Nelson. Free entry.

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More info: www.cawthron.org.nz DEAtH CAFE Facilitated discussion; topics determined by attendees. NB this is not a bereavement support group. See: http://deathcafe.com Last Saturday monthly, Activities Room, Elma Turnbull Library, 1.30 - 3.00pm $4 koha requested. EAStER CRAFtS - projects you can do with kids; Tuesday 4 April 9.30-12.00pm. Nelson Women's Centre $5. Ph 546 7986 to book ME/CFS and Fibromyalgia Leading International medical specialist in treatment and research, Dr Charles Lapp MD will be speaking at Nelson Suburban Club Wed 29 March 10.30am to 12 noon. All interested welcome. Contact Nelson Bays ME/CFS & FM Support Group strengthtogethernelson@gmail.com. SIt n' BE FIt New Thursday class 67 Trafalgar Street (Old Folk's Hall) at 10-10.45 am. Includes optional standing strength and mobility. Great music, work at your level. Recommences April 6th. More info Shirley 457 1433 or 021 121 8023. PROBuS CLuB of Nelson City welcomes men and women as new members. Next meeting 10.00am, Thursday 13th April at Nelson Golf Club, 38 Bolt Road, Tahunanui. Phone Jennifer 548 0272. PILAtES on the Beach, Summer hours. Tuesdays & Thursdays 8am,Wednesday 5:45pm, Saturdays 10am. On Tahunanui Beach All welcome, $7 bring a mat or towel Enquires Marion 021 08399290. nELSOn nEWBIES If you are new to Nelson and would like to join our friendly group for coffee and chat we would love to see you at Deville’s Café, 22 New St, every Wednesday at 10.30 am. All welcome. Ph Clive 5472725. nEW tO nELSOn? Join Nelson Newcomers Network & Citizens Advice at Morri Cafe Monday 10th April from 10am for a coffee nelson@newcomers.co.nz or phone Jane on 03 546 7681. MELROSE HOuSE SOCIEtY The Colonel Noel Percy Adams (Melrose) Society invites you to attend its Annual General Meeting at 5.30pm on Monday April 10th to see how progress has been made in this wonderful

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historic house. Drinks and finger food will be served from 5.15pm. All are welcome. Can you please contact Jess at the Melrose Cafe 548 9179 (or Hugh on 027 243 5301) by Friday 7th for catering purposes. LAugHtER laugh for no reason. Stress relief, wellness and happiness. Find the benefits of regular laughter, release endorphins and boost your immune system. Connect with others as you laugh. Victory Community Centre Wed. 5.30pm. $2 donation. Bring something to lie on - a yoga mat, blanket or towel. Cath 5451207. nELSOn MALE VOICE CHOIR Keen male singers are invited to join us at our rehearsals at the Reformed Church of Nelson, 15 Burrough Place, Enner Glynn, Nelson on Monday evenings at 6.45 pm. Contact our Secretary, John Foes-Lamb on 03 544 3131 for more details. PICKERBALL a new exciting game in Nelson. We play in the Richmond Badminton Hall on Tuesday 7 - 9pm and Thursday 10 - 12 noon. If you’ve played a racquet sport of any kind this could be for you. We’re a small friendly group looking for new players. Come and give it a go, we’ll provide the paddles and balls at the start. Contact: Margaret 547 6541 or 0210554951 nELSOn RAILWAY at Founders Park. This weekend the Railcar will be operating Saturday & Sunday, on demand, between 12pm & 4pm, weather permitting. During the week, enquire at the Railway Workshop for rides. Adults $5 Children $3. AntIQuE BOttLE & Collectables Club meet on the first Tuesday of month at 7.30pm at Broadgreen House. Informal, informative and friendly. Bring along your treasures. SIng Hu A love song to God, to help you experience divine love and inner peace. Wednesday 5 30 to 6 00 at 44c Bronte st ph Lyndy 5481450 or 0211567914. ALCOHOLIC AnOnYMOuS is alcohol causing problems for you in your life? want to stop drinking but cant? Maybe we can help. support meetings every day. ring 0800aaworks 0800 229 6757.

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DIARY THIS AUCTION Our Auction House is already full of quality items for our

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SATURDAY 8th APRIL at 11am View photos commencing this week on our website

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SiTUATiONS VACANT

Egg Processing

Homestead Baking by Allyson Gofton

Be quick to get a signed copy Allyson shares the stories and baking of many of our great farming families. This very special cookbook celebrates fifty years of Country Calendar.

Notice is hereby given that the Annual General Meeting of Nelson Multicultural Council will be held Fairfield House, Van Dieman St, Nelson Monday April 10th 2017 5:30-7:00pm There will be tea/coffee served Final date for nominations (Chairperson, Committee) will be Thursday 6th April 2017 All welcome - we do hope you can join us. Please RSVP for catering purposes Enquiries to: 03 539 0030 info@nelsonmulticultural.co.nz

If you have a positive work attitude, can work to deadlines, enjoy a busy workplace and would like to know more about this position please email your application or call at our office for an Application for Employment. Ph: 03 5438383 83 Main Road, Hope jill@ewingpoultry.co.nz

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Cookbooks cost $50. Available by emailing jenny.bates@xtra.co.nz or call Jenny on 0275 449 730. All proceed go to a local charity Walk with Us Trust supplying school and sports shoes to local primary school children.

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PMP Distribution is one of NZ’s most established companies which is responsible for the distribution of circulars and newspapers into household letterboxes. We are looking for a well organised person to manage the distribution of advertising material and local newspapers in Nelson area. The position includes supervising and being responsible for team of deliverers. This is a part-time contract position where much of the work can be co-ordinated from home while allowing the opportunity to continue or apply for work in other fields. You will need a suitable vehicle preferably a van, mobile phone, computer with internet access and be able to provide short-term undercover storage. If you are interested please contact Julian julian.hill@pmplimited.co.nz

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SMITH - HALL

Isobell Jean (Isobell Gibson)

Slipped away on 15 March 2017 aged 82 years. Loved mum and mum-in-law of Graeme and Ronnie, dearest nanna of Jeff, Jessie and Tracy, and great-nanna of Gisele and Sienna. Remembered fondly and always with us in spirit. A cremation has been held by Tasman Funeral Home as Isobell wished.

Graeme (Joe) Hall and Robin MercerHall are delighted to announce the engagement of their only daughter Amy Rose to Alex William son of Jackie and the late Kevin Smith.

DEATH

SHAW

MArgAret editH (edith) (nee Wallace) On Monday, March 20, 2017, passed away at Nelson Hospital. Aged 74 years. Treasured mum of Adrienne and Glenn. Loved nana of Jonty Eyles. Loved daughter of the late Joseph and Margaret Wallace. Loved sister and sister-in-law of Betty and George James (deceased), Dave and Joyce (Oamaru), Alex (deceased) and Noelene (Waimate), John and Lorraine (deceased), Ron and Annette (Waimate), Eric and Joy (deceased), Fred and Joyce (Waimate) and Bill and Elspeth (Kurow). Aunty to all of her neices and nephews. A special thanks to the staff on wards 9 and 10, and A T and R at Nelson Hospital. Messages to the Shaw family can be sent to PO Box 7103, Nelson 7040. A funeral service has been held which was followed by a private cremation.

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